 Hello everyone, my name is Mariela and today I'm going to be showing you how you can attach a trailing stop-loss to your order. So trailing stop-losses can be added to a trade in the same way as a regular stop-loss. They're similar orders but a trailing stop-loss will move in the direction of favourable price movements to help lock in profit if a trade moves against you at a later stage. A trailing stop-loss will follow the market as it moves in your favour at a set number of points away from the price which is set when the order is placed. The trailing stop-loss price will update on the platform in line with market movement and can be amended at any stage whilst the order remains in place. So once you've got your order ticked up and you've chosen whether you'd like to go long or short, in this case we're going to go long 30 pounds at point. You then come down to your stop-loss menu, choose from the drop down on the right trailing stop-loss and then you have three options. You can either choose the price, a number of points away, or an amount. In this case we're going to choose 100 points away, meaning that the stop-loss will move upwards in your favour as the market moves higher at a set distance of 100 points behind the current price. If the sell price moved to 35.532, the trailing stop-loss would then be set at 35.432, effectively locking in a profit of 100 points. If the market fell by 100 points to a sell price of 35.432, a stop would be triggered and you would be filled at the next available price. So that's how trailing stop-loss order works. If you have any more questions, please feel free to reach out to us via the live help section on the platform. Thank you.